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[Ed Suspicious]

1. Beaten? She has the 2383?

[Zynx]

4. This is a bit like people complaining about states being called with only 11% of the vote in.

The balance of the remaining votes is predictable enough to call it.

[Ed Suspicious]

6. She will go to the convention without enough delegates to clinch.

I'm happy to watch the process play out. Aren't you?

[Zynx]

7. She will have enough supers committed to win on the first ballot.

If you don't consider that clinching, then Obama didn't clinch until the convention in 2008, either.

This is childish semantics.

[Ed Suspicious]

9. No it isn't. Where I come from, we play the fouth quarter.

[Zynx]

10. Yawwwnnnnnnnn. Except when you're down this much going into the fourth quarter...

the commentators start rightly talking about next week's game.

[LanternWaste]

13. Buffalo did great scoring 0 points in the fourth quarter during its 52-17 loss to Dallas

Buffalo did great scoring 0 points in the fourth quarter during its 52-17 loss to Dallas in Super Bowl 27. I imagine they arrived to play as well.

[Ed Suspicious]

14. If you wan't to talk Buffalo . . .

Tell it to Frank Reich.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

3. Boom

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Also worth remembering that Sanders is up a net 150 delegates from caucuses, which can disenfranchise voters. Clinton +370 in primaries.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

11. One metric is she has a greater share of the pop vote than share of pledged delegates *

* even after calculating caucus popular votes.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

12. One metric is she has a greater share of the pop vote than share of pledged delegates *

* even after calculating caucus popular votes.

[NurseJackie]

5. Please stand behind the yellow line ... Reality Train now arriving, Track 1.